Description
CDS-10A Tilt Displacement Sensor
Overview
Engineers design a tilt displacement sensor, also called a tilt sensor or inclinometer, as an electromechanical or electronic device. It measures the angle of inclination, tilt, or displacement relative to gravity. We design this sensor to detect changes in orientation. It translates the physical movement or tilt into an electrical signal, and we can then analyze and process this signal.
Key Features
• Dual-Axis Wide Range: Supports X-axis ±180° and Y-axis ±90° full-angle detection
• Flexible Output & Power: Adopts standard RS485 digital communication output
• Compact & Robust Design: Miniature size 41×36×35mm
• Low Power Consumption: Only 25mA working current, energy-efficient
• Dual Installation Modes: Supports vertical or horizontal mounting
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